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Cotton warm

When washing cotton in warm water,prioritizelow to medium heat settings,mild detergents, andgentle cyclesto minimize shrinkage and color fading, whileavoiding excessive heatduring drying. Although warm water can be used for washing cotton, it's best topre-treat stainsandwash cotton items separately or with similar colors, especially for the first wash.Washing Instructions for Cotton with Warm Water:

1. Check the Care Label: Always refer to the garment's care label for specific instructions, as individual cotton items may have unique requirements.
2. Pre-Treat Stains: Before machine washing, pre-treat any stains according to product instructions, testing stain removers in an inconspicuous area first.
3. Choose the Right Detergent: Use a mild, high-performing detergent. Harsh detergents and fabric softeners can reduce cotton's softness, and bleach should be used sparingly and only when necessary, as it can weaken fibers.
4. Select Water Temperature and Cycle: While warm water is an option for washing cotton, cold water helps prevent shrinkage and color bleeding, especially for delicate or dark cotton items. If using warm water, choose a gentle cycle or a normal cycle with a lower temperature setting to minimize shrinkage.
5. Drying: Avoid high heat in the dryer, as it can cause significant shrinkage. Opt for air-drying or tumble drying on a low to medium heat setting. Remove items as soon as they are dry to prevent wrinkling.
6. Consider Blends: If your cotton garment is a blend with other fibers like merino wool or cashmere, follow the care instructions for the most delicate fiber in the blend, often involving cooler temperatures and gentler cycles.